Can extract gate transactions

Because I also mapped it myself, I tried transferring from my wallet to OK, and the transfer basically arrived in seconds. Later, OK said they were restricting me, and the transfer came back just as quickly. During this time, I also checked things like hash values and looked at the blockchain browser. It’s basically the same as the public chains like Ethereum. Since I don't understand it very well, I noticed that the wallet addresses I saw were all in uppercase letters, which is different from Ethereum. Also, the transfer speed is very fast; if used for payments, it should have a significant advantage. Previously, when using ERC20 to transfer USDT, I had to wait a long time, and sometimes I felt uneasy about it. Then while mining Pi, I kept seeing the promotion of bartering, there are many ecological projects, and I feel that compared to many worthless coins, at least Pi is doing something worthwhile. Regarding the big promises, the crypto space is basically all the same; the ideals are good, but how things will turn out in the future remains to be seen. However, some people choose to turn a blind eye, chasing meme coins and speculating on presidential coins—haven't they lost enough? What value does that have? Prejudice in people's hearts is a mountain, just because of the way it's spread? Just because it has a lot of issued coins? Anyway, I'm the only one around me who has mapped in the crypto space; there are only about three thousand basic coins, and 90% are locked up. Others around me have their coins locked up the same way. After being in the crypto space for so long, I understand the power of consensus, so I see Pi's method of spreading is not necessarily a bad thing; I realize that if the total supply of coins is too low, it can hinder the future development of applications for the coins...

Having said so much, I just want to say, don’t blindly praise or blindly criticize; view things objectively, it is what it is. Understand whether you are investing or speculating, and clarify that. #pi